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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-11-17
The Change in the Cabinet VIII q 49,
Congress Meets.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1O,-L !. ~ fri Il,
longer any doubt but that IN l y esrasis
days of he coming session I,s q sscrss;I
tbs president will nonni an tbs s-7FsH'
Lamar to fill the vacancy % Of fusa
bench, caused BY the DEAF ie,a Postnssi;
Woods. and at the same ilm ns.sd 70 Il
General villas will be nom s n irts'i0i
csad Lamar as secretary o. 'u'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-11-17

Friday. Fonr long coaches left the track,
were piled upon each other, caught fire,
and were consumed. No lives were lost.
and none of the animals escaped. The
two accidents will cost the proprietor
100000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-11-17

Gov. OeLEsnY says he has not received
over half dozen threatening communi-
cations from the anarchists and that they
have given him no alarm.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-11-17

EDITOR WILLIAM O'BRIES will have
to serve out his sentence of three monts
imprisonment. The upper court refused
to grant the appeal and confirmed the
deeisiod Of the lower court
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-11-17

Robbie Mamma, doesn't it make your
hands warm to spank me?" Mamma
"Why, yes Robbie, it does Robbie
Wouldn't it do just as well, then, mamma,
for you to go and hold them over the reg
ii err gir
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-11-17

THERE is only one foot big enough to
squeIch the telegraph monopoly, and
that is the foot of Uncle Sam. 1t should
come down swiftly and crushingly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-11-17

A tragic occurrence is reported from
Briersburg, little hamlet of Marehall
county, Kentucky, in which Sallie Baker
aged 10 years, met her death in a horrible
manner. She had been left alone at the
house Friday evening, and by some man
ner got too near the stove, when her
clothing caught fire. With scream she
dashed ont of the house in the direction
of a neighbours. Her Mortified father
saw her and rushed to her assistance, but
this only intensified her terror, and she
ran Entil she fell from sheer exhaustion
By that time she was burned almost to q
crisp, and death ensued in a moment.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-11-17

The municipal elections in England in
dictate Liberal gains and foreshadow the
adve Mt of Mr.. Gladstone TO power again
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-11-17

A BOLD insurance swindle has been dis
covered in connection with the fire which
recently destroyed the business portion
of Ironwood, Mich. The rates in regular
insurance companies were high and so
the Ironwood business men paid ridicu-
lousy low premiums to agents of "wild
sat- companies. These agents have been
sending out from New York, Chicago and
other cities circulars Offering to take all
risks refused by other companies at any
rate obtainable. Policies aggregating
hundreds of thousands of dollars have
been written in nearly every town and
city of the Michigan and Wisconsin iron
and lumber regions. When any loss
comes, az at Ironwood, the agents refer
the sufferers to the companies, who in
thar turn charge the agents with nee.
,scting to return the premiums. The
onreouvered insurance at lronwood
amounts to nearly 100000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-11-17
Chronic Couphs and CoIda

Aud all diseases Of the Throat aud Lungs, can
be cured 10y the use Of SCOTS Emulsion, as IL
contains the healing virtues Of Cod Liver OIL aud
Hypophosphites IN their fullest form Is q beau
tful creamy Emulsion, pa'ata1ls as milk easi
dlgested. and can be taken Uy the most delicate
Please read: Il consider Scott Emulsion tue
remedy par excellence in Tubercu Gus aud
suumuous Affections, 10 say nothing of oriiuarJ
colds and throat troubles. Wv. H. 5. CoSNEf.L.
NJ, D., Manchester. ..
Mother-Tommy, You have been so bad that !
shau not give you ans pie
Iommy-NO pie. Mamma. pleas give me q
licking instead q cutting Oft my pie.
Throat Diseases commence with a Cough,
Cold, or Sore Throat. "Brolrn i Bronchial Troch-
es give immediate relief Sold only tn boTss.
Price 25 cts.
Hiss flossie Bookmark Ito new conner In town
=. les we lave two churches here, the Church
OF the Receer1er and Mr.. Cooper's Church; and
we al Ike dear Mr.. COOPER 50 much the best"
LYONS Patent Heel Stideners is the only in
yention that WI make Old boots straight as new.
No. said Mrs. Msgufhn. my husband isn't
what y gu would call learned man. but be Is very
ambitious to acquire an education. Why be at
tends primaries almost every sight."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-11-17

THE inability OF Balfour, Chief Secre-
terry for Ireland, TO move about England
without pack of detectives swarmlng at
his heels, would indicate that, so far as
relates TO the personal safety of the aver
age official, the policy of coercion is not
the success its advocates claim it to be.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-11-17

TuE failure of the policy of coercion
in Ireland does not prevent the conserya-
tive government from taking new grip
and irving n second time 10 throw the
nationalists and home-rulers. Mr.. Bal
four appeared yesterday before the Md
land conservative union at Birmingham
with a message full of British pluck.
The question" he said, "is not whether
Ireland ia to be governed under her own
an English Parliament, but whether she
ia TO be governed at all in accordance with
any OF the principles which have hitherto
regulated the action of every civilized
state in the world. He denounced Mr..
0ladstone's words in favor of Welsh and
Scotch Observation-Disclosures as "bribe for
the Acknowledgement of the empire" The
Irish secretary is still trying to lift him
self by his boat straps. The art of good
Government lies not in the club % the
policeman but the justice that stands
back of him. The political privileges
of the 10Th century have been suspended
in large sections of ireland. Members OF
the imperial Parliament are under arrest
for speaking at public meetings, and
general war is declared against whole
people. The conservatives seem unable
to learn by experience. Nothing bu
probation after death will meet thei
case.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-11-17

The Rev. Olympia Brown Willis Wins Her
Case in the Circuit CeuYt for Racine Cos'nty,
Wisconsin.
The case of the Rev. Olympia Brown
Willis vs.. The Inspectors of Election of
the Second Ward of the City of Racine,
Wis, for withholding her ballot in the
municipal election in that city last April,
has been tried in the eircuit court for IA
cine county, Judge Winslow presiding Ii
wag q test of the constitptionality of the
state law enacted / ; .hs Wisconsin legis-
atuye at its last session Judge Winsiow
admitted that the law was bungling af-
fair but held it constitutional. The
electors of the precinct named will ap-
peal che case to the supreme court of the
state.
Am extensive bed of rock salt has been
found Mt Ellsworth, K&asas- 4 company
began boring we'll at that place on tae
30th Of last August and has now reached
a depth of 1850 feet At $50 feet a VEIN
of rocA salt was struck so feet in thick
ness. Then stratum of gray slate S
feet thick, intervenes, saa then 80 feet of
rock selt--or I&9'feet of rock salt within
$50 fees of the surface An analysis of
specimens brought to the surface shows
e7i6 PEE cent. of pure salt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-11-17

terry for Ireland TO move about England
without pack of detectives swarmlng at
his heels, woald indicate that, so far as
relates TO the personal safety of the aver
age official, the policy of coercion is not
the success its advocates claim it TO be.
-----
On has been lifted cents by ccmbi-
naion 10 shut down, sugar shade by re-
garding the trust, and tin and copper by
speculative corporations in the nature of
corners A borax trust is expected TO
raise prices. SO reads the commercial
lesson of the day. The text Is so sugges-
tive that comment is unnecessary.
TnE convention of cattle-growers at
Kansas City, passed resolution adyoca-
eating the compensation by Congress of
cattle-raisers who have become financial
ly embarrassed through the Presidents
order excluding cattle from the Cheyenne
and Arrapahoe Indian country. The cat
tle-growers evidently agree with that por-
ton of the population which demands a
prompt distribution on the Treasury sur
plus.
THE western cattle growers, who havo
been holding convention at Cansas City
had the cheek before adjoining to de-
mand compensation from the govern
ment for the losses OF those whom Presi-
dent Cleveland ordered from the Cheyenn
and Arrapahoe Indian lands. In other
words, they wait damages for being pre-
vented from breaking the laws. No doubt
they had the surplus in mind.
CARPENTERS and mechanics are warned
by their unions ON the Pacific coast that
tho much advertised scarcity of labor
and high wages there are myths, We
have "bcom," to be sure, they say; but
the truth seems to be that the present
influx of laborers there promises TO shake
the standard of wages now maintained.
BEN BUTLER argues that no laws could
be passed by the states affecting rights
of property and life, so far as foreigners
are concerned, different from those in
force when the immigrants came into the
country. Suppose state had system OF
capital punishment for murder when a
foreigner settled within its limits, and
should afterward abolish hanging and
substitute imprisonment for life in CAPT
tai cases, would tho foreigner under treaty
rights have to be hanged if he should
afterward commit murder? Old Ben is
getting silly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-11-17

LYONS Patent Heel StiTeners is the only in
yentIon that " VI make Old boots STRAIGHT as new.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-11-17

Cold or Sore Throat "Bro,rns Bronchial Trocl
ss give immediate relief Sold only IN boTss
Price = cts
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-16
HOUsEHOLD sUPPLIEs

APPLES Buying, looe, Sla3; selling,
IS 80 or barral dried apples. Sc per pound
from tore. DRIED ne ohes, &c from store,
VEGErABLES-Union 81 25a2 50 from
stOre. CSbb .ge, crate, 1893 25. Kraut. bar.
els; So half barrels, SO. Garlic, 81 per 100
FRUIT - Oranges, imported, IS 5O@i
per box. Lemons, so 50d3 50 per box; large
suaply Bananas. 81 50d2 so per bunch.
.,NUTS-COaoOanuts, So pc, 100. Peanuts
Virginia, &c; Tennessee farmers stock, 80
DC; roasted, 21ac higher; shelled. 100. AL
mOnds, 1870. Waluu s-Eo glish. lSc; French,
l5c, .Filberts, 1910. Pecans-Texa', 7@lOc
Brazil nut. 1910. Chestnuts-Imported,
l2lac per pound.
KAlSINS-london layers, s.; layers, So rs /;
California, So Is
PICKLE In jars, pints, $50; quarts,sl SO
half GALLONS, 81 %; gallons, 1915; loose, BAR
rels, IS 5097; half barrels, 81; mixed, bar
rels $40 mixed, half barrels, Sc.
EGG Firm 139l4c.
P0TATOES--New, buying, 1898 so; loose,
seliAg, 81 per barrel.
CIDER-New York, sc so per barrel and
So so per half barrel.
FISH -Mackerei, half barrels, No. /,
s6 Is; No. z. IS 70; No. 8, s.; 1Olb kit, No. l.,
81: No 2. use; No. 8, Csc. Dry behring's,
family, rs per box.
GAM Game fish, 56S6c.
y NEgAR-l09l6o per gallon.
S0APS-399lac,
CANDLRS-full weight, SNa9c.
kHUFFS- Gartett's, iO.Sjo; Ralph's,
1910; Railroad, &c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-16
PROVISIONS.

BUTTER-Butterine, l2alse; creamery.
re; dairy, l6ci country butter, l5a22c.
HOG PkODUCTS-stro mess pork new.
rs; breakfast bacon. lOgilc; elea- rib SIDES
baco- $1,000; clea eide bacon, 9Il0lqiSc
bacon shoulders, &c; bulk pork clear sides
SIC; clear rib sides. SsgSl4c; Shoulders
0Ic; 13nps clear. SeSsse; pork strips, 70.
kegs. Toi eaoice kettle, S@S54c. Firm.
CHEESE-Prime fats, 9Sl0c; New York
factory, none; iull cream, l5e; Young
:, Pes i fsEIT7 Barrels. $780, half barrels.
PoUI%fY-Chickens active; spring, 81 Is
FREsE @sxts- Cold STORAGE beef, fore.
mutton, Sc.
CHICAGO, ILL, juno l5.-Trading IN
provisions was brisk, but the market was
nervous and unsettled throughout the da,
sympathiEing with the exoiteme ut an Id weak,
ness in grain. fIes of rings on behalf Of
sh .rp decline in prices, though The weakness
In the sides were traded ia very freely, and
the demand was fatty active from taose v no
wee on the short side Of the market AM
sere snxious to secure their profits. pri ts
nuctua cd wildly, especially between 10 and
u o'clock, when parties we're endeavorinE 70
close out heir trades. July, august and
September deliveries met with more atten-
ton, with more closing up trades than trans.
fersing ahead, Prices were lower, but the
market closed steadier. July lard opened AZ
o. 90 and closod at S. 5IL; JuIS
ribs OF ened at 81 So AID closed at 81 S7lS.
Ca.h quotations AVER. mere as follows: Mesa
S. 42XG6 IS; short rib sides, loose, n s0,S
I S; drv saltei shoulders, bowed, S 60
as 20; short clear sides, boxed, 81 7ia7 ST.
The lead ing futures ranged as follows;
Mes pork, per brl-Juno opened at s22,
highest So, lowest S22, closing at So. Lard,
per 100 lbs-Juno opened at S. IS, hish.
est S. IS, owest So S7l{, closing Mt
8 IA; July opened at So 90, biehes S. 60,
lowest ST. 4l]2 closing at e6 b2L; An.
gust opened at S. 67% highest, 81 70,
lowest So 52%, closing AZ 50 e2B; SOFTEN her
opened at 50 50. highest S. 80, lowest Sc co.,
cl sing a s6721a Snort ribs, per 100 lbs June
opened al 81 S., highest 81 10, lowest g. ny,
closing at 81 371s; july opened at 81 s.,
highest 81 60, lowest 81 ~, closing at 81 S71S
August opened at 81 s., hirhest 81 10,
lowest 727%, closing at 81 Az; September
Sps s1,I at 81 771' highest, 81 so. lowest,
hxch ange today the butter market was
steady aud receints large; creamery, lI@
ne; dairy, l2gl6,. Eggs were easier aud
lower at l3@lic.
ST, LOUIS, MO. June Is ,-Provisions
dull, lower and unst tiled. Pork-irres ular;
new SIS lard, 50 2i Dry sslt meats !
,lear ribs, 81 70; short clear, 81 50. Bacon |
boxed shoulders, So l21296 3716; long clea- |
. d clear ribs, S. 40gS so; thort clear, IS 5Oa |
20. Hams steady at llL@l4c. Eggs easier |
y lO%c Butter quiet but Arm; creamery, IA |
gl7o; dairy, l09l4c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-16
GRalslERIES.

,,sUGAR-Pure white, 67S96Xc; off white
R1CR-Loulsiana. 4lSa5lSc; Carolina $40
ehc;yoliow clarined 81 @69sc; seconds, $40
SIC; powdered, 7I]sc; cut loaf, re. strong a
UiNDlES-Sticks All sizes, In boxes nail,
and barrels, 71S@9Sc.
CoFFEEoo,,,, ommOn. 1870; ordinary, 2l@
axe; fair. 221sg2Sc; prime Rio, 2SG23lSc;
choice to fancy, 24S21c; old government
sS%P-ss SSt; por pound.
SALT-0oio river, 81 10 per bar ell; Sagi-
nav, u Is per barrel; sacks, fine, 81 asa
2As7c; ear loads from levso or depot, Sc
LASSES-Louisiana, common TO fair,
27gS0c; primo t. choice, 42950c; syrur,
2lg4Oc; common to fair. 25@2Sc; prime TO
choice Ss4Oc; centrifugal fancy, S14Oc.
CANNED GOODS. ETC-Pricos Der doc
Pineapples, 81 259l so; reaches, 2-lb stand
Ssrd: 81 S5@l 5;, ,seconds, q lO@l 49, S-lb,
ries. 81 1901 Isl blaokberries. slel Is; green
CAGES, 81 COOL rs; pears, 1902 Is; plums,
81 60@l ~; asparagus, 81 60a4; green corn,
81 2OG IS; lrson peas, 81 s. al IS; cove cys-
l75; light, weight, l. b, IS a65c Glib, si@
l 10; condensed milk-Crown, IS rs as as:
Eagle, 81 rs; swiss. IS rs.
NEW YORK, June F.-Cofee-Spot fair
hio steady at 2Oc: options higher and taii ly
49,; August, i71S@lSc; Sspten Der, II $50
B.7Oc; October. lSgl8.slc; November, is. I6d9
1885; Dec. mbsr, 1S.2O@lS, eOci Jan
g@ry, lsN@lS. Soc February, 1900 8 S.;
March, Ii 309lS. 35c; Ap ii, 1BA@l8 IS (;
Sugar dow and nominal; fair Iefn-
ing quoted l6ci refined, quieti cut loaf
and crushed, 6 ] l6a6Ac. NJ glasses du |,
SO-test, 30. Rice steady, demand fair.
Coffee wa fosturelnss, but tho closing r. ties
show an advance of about 80 points. Salef.
H6,500 nsgs.
BALTIMORE, June l5.-Tbe coffee mar
ket was entire nominal. though firm at
fractional advance over the pIices of yes
terday.
BALTIMORE, MD, June Is Coffee 1mi-
nall frmer; Rio cargoes, OF dinary to fair,
1SMgl91ac.
LONDON, June Is The coffee market
TO-DAY was stea tier.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-16

CORN FED oATTLE-chOico to extra, a
iI[c; good, 3541lo.
GRASS ca trLE-Choic,, Sl<as1Sc; good
2149S3ej fair to medium, 2hdg254c; scala.
ways, lh@lc.
H0GSGohoics, 5@514c;; good, 4s1@5c.
SHEEP.Choice, 40; medium, SIs9S1Ic
common, sl9l 90.
LAMBS..Choics, $500; common to good,
per b. ad, 81 SOFAS.
KANSAS CITY, MO-, June l5.-Tho L;v,
Stock Indicator reports; Cattle-Reoeipts 25O(
head; pments, 1900; market slow and
weak, and 5, lower; good TO choice
sisi 90; 90 anon TO medium, SIS SOFAS 30
stockers, 81 60uS %; feeding steers g. SOD
$40 common, seas so. Hogs Receipts ,ls 20C
head; shipments, 1900 head market
opened strong, closing weak and l0al5c
lower; good to choice, 81 S0G4 95; common
70 medium, 81 4O94 rs; skips and pigs,
1894 30. Sheep-Reo ipts, 10G head; shin.
ments. none; market steady; good 10 choise,
SGS %; common TO mediam, S26y2 rs.
CHICAGO, ILL, June IS Tho Droper.'
journal reports: Cattle Re ceipts, 5000 head ;
shipments, 20C0 head; market slsw aud !
shade lower; chipping ttetrs, 81 65td4 rs;
fancy, 81 S5g4 81; stockois, 81 6O@3 Is ;
Texas cattle, 81 S5g3 20. Hogs Receipts,
22,OCO head; shipments, 1870 head; market
81 lsed loo lower; rough and mixed, 81 1011
D 10; packing and shipping, 81 g56t5 Is ;
light, 81 70@e5 10; skips, So 25a4 80. Sheep
Receipts, 3 90 head; shipments none; mar
ket steady; natives. 50 "a 40; Western, 90 %
"a 10; Texans, 81 5094; lambs, 81 50gS so
per head,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-16
GENERAL NEWS.

CLEAR.
VERY hot.
Business fair.
RIVER falling slowly.
ONE boat leaving today.
ST. FRANCIS RIVER is falling.
KATE ADAMS. 1r.Arkansas City this
evening.
Tax Arkansas liver is iisirg a. Lit.
tie Rock.
THR Alberta No, 8 had a.igood trip
| for White river.
GSoRaE CLINTON is mate on the
Paris Z. Brown.
Tue Tennessee and Cumberland
rivors are falling.
Duane the "a hours ending at noon
yesterday the river here fell inches.
The James lee, from Sriara Point,
brought bale cotton and Y sacks cotton
seed.
THE Rene Macready, from O,aeola.
bad sacks cotton seed, 70 boxes peaches and
20 scrapers.
The James Lee for the lower and
the Rene Maoready for the upper coasts had
fair trips.
The s. L. Wood, towing IA empty
hnrges, passed to tho Ohio river yesterday
evening.
The Oakland, with @ mo lei barges
and two latboats, passed TO st. Louis yester-
day afternoon.
THE City Of C,iro passed IN st Lpui,
at late hour Tuesday night. She put OF
here S23 sacks Of cotton seed.
THR Future Olty towing six bsrges
loaded with grain and package freight passed
New Orleans at an early hour yesterday
morning.
The Kansas Citv transfer steamer
Charles Merriam IL at PAducah undergoing
repairs; The Gen. Piers.n is attending to
her duties hors.
THE Par 3 q. Brown psssed to Now
Orleans at 4 o'clock yesterday morning with
out landing. she had all the freight that
ahe could handle.
THE Anchor line packets leaving
here tomorrow are the Arkansas City, for
ViokUburg, at 10 u m. and tho lie Nom
phis, Tor st. Louis, at4 pm.
CAPT, AUSTIN MUBD1CK, aged eighty
two, veteran boatman, died of paralysis In
WellsVille, o., on Monday last. lilo COM
menctd on the river In 1884.
CAPr. JAMES A. HENDERSON has
been appointed general superintendent Of
the Pittsburg and Cincinnati packet line, to
succeed the late Capt. J. T. Stockdele.
THR Desolo. Capt Jnhu s. Jones, is
due here todav from tho Ohio river. She Is
the regular packet leaving tomorrow for
Cincinnati and way points. Capt. U. d.
Russell is agent.
The Kate Adams, Capt. Mark Cheek,
leaves here at 5 o'clock this evening for Hell.
ena, Torrere, Conc0rdia, Arkansas City and
all way landings. Capt. VIM. Banker has
charge Of the office and he 10 assisted by
Mcssrs. Lew Prioo and Harry Best.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-16
DRUas, PAINTr AND OILS.

DRUsS-Quinine, p. h w., oB., $50; cans,
Ole; Ne.wYork quinine, OF $50 cans SOC; II,
PA y, 4 OF, So IS OF. / or. walls, Sc jG'
New York morphine, n OF, 50 Is per OF.
or vi Is, 81 80; cinchonidia, l OF. walls lSc
or; o. cans, l9c UE. gum opium. Her
pound, 81 so; powdered, Sc per pound; TO-
muth, So 20 per pound. inclusive; Oh orc
form,, 45c per pound; blue mass, 43c per
pound; cainmsl, SOC per pound; mercury,
toe per pound choral hydrate, 81 so per
pound: o. mphor, 2Sc psr pound; alcohol,
barrels; per Gallon, 81 %; castor oil, barrels,
PAINTS AND 0IL-white lead, Golfers,
6%c. per pound, 21Sc otf Is days southern
White lead, DO per. pound 50J pounds, 5Ar.
2ISc of, Is, day; boiled linseed oil 4ic per
gallon, by barrels raw, 400; turpentine, $3.50
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-16
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
Finest Plantations
On the Arkansas River.

1900 acres Of river bottom land, all above
overflow, 1000 acres In high state of oultivA-
ton and thoroughly ditohed, all under good
fence, ofwhich or miles 10 barbed wire AM
plank combined; 80 good irame tenement
houses with brick ohimneys; 2 good dwell
lnKs, with clsternB, gardens, orchard, etc.
fine barn, Btable,and crihs; fine 9story gin :
house, 30 feet long, with splendid mAohin-
cry, gins. feeders, con 1enBera, ote. also,
grist and sawmill, Is head mules and hors o.,
oxen, miloh COWS, tools, wagons and har-
ness: about 1900 bushels corn, plenty Of hay,
and cotton seed ficient 20 plant the pl aoe,
Located on tho north bank o. the .rkan-
sas river, 3 or milo below Little Rock, and
3 miles south OF the Memphis and Little
Rock raj road. The Arkansas O. ntral and
PsramOre branch roads to Little Rock have
both been located through the farm, and
will bo running wi hin q year, thus mskinR
this a most desirable place.
Owing 20 advanced years and cOnse-
quent wish 70 retro from active farm man
agtment, the owner will sell at a great bar.
gain and upon terms TO suit any purehaser
Cash payment sufficient to pay for the per.
BOnal property only required, and, alter
one-third Of the real estate has been paid
for, the balance may stand for 20 years, In.
terest TO DO paid annually.
II desired, we can effect an exchange for
the whole or part in good Memphis prop
erty at fair cAsh valuation.
For further information apply in person
or by correspondence to
0YBRI0N i GR0SVENOR,
HzE - memphis, Tenn.